It feels like she’s still putting on a performance. When we expected a confession, we saw her double-down.' Lucie Daniel examines how Taylor Swift's use of the 1920s showgirl image has affected the ...

Henry Jones uncovers recent protests occurring across Peru - and the declared 'state of national emergency' - in response to the nations crime wave.

Barney Weeden unpacks a shock liberal surge in the Netherlands what this means for the European populist trend and wether a stable and popular government can be formed.

Ben Pettit explains the political response to the controversy surrounding Prince Andrew amindst scrutiny over his association with Jeffrey Epstein.

all the technical elements of Blithe Spirit are truly both atmospheric and ambitious ...

"It is interesting to consider, a century later, the many ways in which Britain has changed, and those in which it has stayed the same." Indigo Editor Georgina Grant explores the interesting parallels ...

Louis Edward explains the significance of Sanae Takaichi's appointment and what her policies are likely to be.

News Editor Hugh Ludford explores the young MP's unique perspectives, his experience with high control religious groups and why he's an "old-school Republican" with regards to JCRs.

Using the examples of BP and Unilever as two of many large companies to apparently backtrack on their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals in the past few years, I argued that this ...

A BBC article titled ‘End of Hedonism, Why Britain Turned its Back on Clubbing Culture’ captures what I see every week in Durham – clubs full, but lifeless. It discusses the decline of nightlife ...

Sport Editor Alfie Winter discusses the niche sport with the Durham ‘Fives’ team.

In short, fives is a quick-fire English handball sport derived from the French game jeu de paum e requiring both all-body fitness and use of both sides of the body. At its origins, it was known as ...